(Unofficial) Python library for remote-controlling the Temi robot, via WebSocket.
A corresponding server needs to be installed on Temi. You can find it here.
pip install temi
This library uses asyncio to perform the operations. The minimum structure is as follows:
import asyncio
from temi import Temi
async def connect_temi():
temi = Temi('ws://YOUR_TEMI_IP:8175')
await temi.connect()
await temi.speak(sentence='Hello!').run()
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(connect_temi())Note that each call needs to be await-ed, and must end with a run().
Sometimes, you need temi to do multiple things at once, while other times you may want Temi to do things sequentially. It is easy to mix both in you code. Just do it like such:
# Temi will go to the door, uttering "I hear someone at the door" along the way.
# When Temi arrives, it will ask the question "Hello! What's your name?"
await temi.speak(sentence='I hear someone at the door.').goto(location='Front Door').run()
await temi.ask(sentence="Hello! What's your name?").run()All commands support a timeout parameter. If it is specified, the await will terminate after the timeout, regardless of execution state.
# The call will return after three seconds, regardless of Temi's location.
# Temi may continue walking to the door, but you can command it to stop in the following code.
await temi.goto(location='Front Door', timeout=3).run()Currently, the following APIs are implemented:
# Speak a sentence.
await temi.speak(sentence="Sentence to say", timeout=None).run()
# Ask a question, then return the reply.
reply = await temi.ask(sentence="Question to ask", timeout=None).run()
# Go to a location
await temi.goto(location="Location name", timeout=None).run()
# Turn by an angle
await temi.turn(angle=angle, timeout=None).run()
# Tilt screen to an angle (-25 ~ 55)
await temi.turn(angle=angle, timeout=None).run()